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Local News
‘Lack Of Funding’: Ultimate Soca Champion Off
ZOSOs Could Affect Business Confidence
Exxon To Begin 3D Seismic Survey
Govt Still Working Out Asset Tax, Says Insurance Executive

Pan American Life Insurance Group (PALIG) is closely monitoring T&T’s evolving regulatory landscape—including the Government’s proposed asset tax and planned reforms to make private pensions tax free—as the company ushers in a new era of leadership with the appointment of Winston Williams as CEO for T&T and the wider Caribbean.
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Regional News
Bermuda Announces Plans To Become World’s First Fully Onchain National Economy
United Oil & Gas Prepares Key Survey For Billion-Barrel Jamaican Prospect

United Oil & Gas Plc has announced that a specialised vessel is preparing to mobilise for a crucial offshore survey over its wholly-owned Walton-Morant licence, offshore Jamaica. The work represents the next tactical step in evaluating a frontier exploration asset that the company estimates to hold over seven billion barrels of prospective resources.
International News
Johnson & Johnson Forecasts 2026 Profit Above Wall Street Estimates
Netflix Defends Warner Bros Bid As Shares Drop On Tepid Results

YouTube is not just user-generated content and cat videos anymore,” Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos said on Tuesday. Making a compelling case for why the streaming giant wanted Warner Bros Discovery’s studio and streaming assets, Sarandos noted how tech giants such as Alphabet’s YouTube had changed what television viewing meant and forced Netflix to change tack to keep up.
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Reports
Local Equity Report Jan2026

Domestically, real GDP grew by 3.1% in Q2 2025, following a 7.6% contraction in Q1, as higher energy production partially offset sluggish non energy sector activity. Inflation remained low, 0.5% in November, but was up from 0.4% in October. Private sector credit growth slowed to 6.3% year-on-year in October, and consumer lending moderated to 8.0%. Labour market conditions improved, with unemployment falling to 3.8% in June 2025.
































